Sonnet Digital Auto Insurance Quotes and Policy Options

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First published on March 14, 2025

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✎ Updated By Matthew Roberts on September 24, 2026

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Sonnet Car Insurance: Digital Overview

Available in Canada?Yes. Sonnet offers online auto insurance in
Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia
and Prince Edward Island.
Available in Ontario?Yes.
Direct, broker or
affinity distribution
Direct-to-consumer digital insurer. Policies cannot
be purchased through a broker or dealership;
eligible groups and affinity partners may receive discounts.
Underwriting companySonnet Insurance Company, a Definity Financial
Corporation subsidiary.
How to get a quoteQuote, customize and buy directly online at sonnet.ca.
How to report a claimStart a claim through the Sonnet online
account or mobile app; 24/7 claims support
is available through Sonnet’s contact channels.
Digital account or appYes. The online account manages policies and claims.
The iOS/Android Sonnet app provides policy documents,
digital slips, payments, coverage changes and digital claims;
the app is required for Sonnet Shift.

Building a Sonnet Auto Policy Online

  • Ontario auto policies offer mandatory liability and accident-benefits coverage plus optional collision and comprehensive coverage.
  • Sonnet’s Enhanced Protection Bundle includes rental-car-related protection; the Ontario page says rental costs can be covered after an at-fault collision or during a comprehensive claim, subject to selected coverage and policy terms.
  • Sonnet Shift is voluntary usage-based insurance in Ontario and Quebec. The app scores driving and applies discounts or surcharges; it also includes a mileage discount.

Read More: What Coverages Are Available in Ontario

Sonnet Discounts Built Into an Online Quote

  • Sonnet publicly lists home-and-auto bundling, multi-vehicle, multi-location, claims-free, ticket-free, university/college student or graduate, group/association and Ontario winter-tire discounts, subject to eligibility.
  • Ontario drivers can also use Sonnet Shift: Sonnet advertises up to 35% savings for safer driving plus up to 10% for driving less, while warning that riskier driving may produce a surcharge.

Starting and Tracking a Sonnet Claim

How to file a claim

Sonnet’s Emergency Claims Support team is available to assist with claims 24/7.

Alternatively, claims can be filed by logging into your account at Sonnet.com, or via Sonnet’s mobile app.

What you need

Have all of your policy information, claim details and documentation to support what happened ready as there is not one checklist of documents on the public pages applicable to all Auto claims, and follow prompts throughout the process.

Contact by email

You can contact them at anytime 24/7

Contact by phone

Feel free to contact the team by phone

Website

File a claim by visiting the website

About Sonnet Car Insurance

Car insurance has been a driving staple for as long as cars have been popular. This has resulted in car insurance getting the reputation of being an expensive chore that frequently leaves drivers out to dry.

Prices and claims vary by customer. Actual price and claim outcomes cannot be guaranteed.

Since 2016, Sonnet has offered customers the ability to get a quote and buy Home and Auto Insurance digitally, in addition to access to Licensed Agents that can help with any of their needs.

Sonnet Customer Ratings Beside Digital Insurers

Insurance
Provider
Company’s
Online Rating
Sonnet1.5/5
Aviva4.5/5
Esurance1.3/5
Economical2.2/5
PC4.4/5
Source: Google Reviews, Trustpilot

Sonnet Car Insurance Pros & Cons

Wondering about Sonnet reviews? Find out more from the summary of Sonnet reviews found online that talk about the benefits and drawbacks of choosing Sonnet car insurance.

ProsCons
Competitive Initial RatesRate Increases Over Time
Efficient and Easy
Claims Process
Slower Than Usual
Claims Resolution
Good Customer Service
Experience (Initially)
Difficulty in Resolving
Simple Issues
Backed by Economical,
a Large Insurance Provider
Good Handling of
High-Damage Claims

What Other Insurance Products Does Sonnet Offer?

Home and Auto Insurance from Sonnet is currently available in Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and P.E.I.; Alberta and B.C. receive Home Insurance only. Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Newfoundland and Labrador and the territories are not currently served. Homeowner, Condo, Tenant and Landlord coverage make up the property choices. A separate Sonnet Pet channel offers Pet Insurance, for which policy documents name Petline Insurance Company.

Don’t compare policies based on an insurer’s claim that theirs is the most comprehensive. Compare based on the details within each policy. Review the wording of your quote/policy. Coverage, Limits, Exclusions, and Optional Endorsements vary by policy.

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